Hamble v. Brandt

Appellant filed his complaint against the appellees seeking to recover damages because his wife had received personal injuries occassioned by negligence of the appellees, and that he had thereby sustained a loss on account of being deprived, as a result of said injuries, of her “services, society, companionship and consortium.” Appellees filed their separate and several answers in general denial to the complaint, and upon the issues thus formed the cause was submitted to a jury for trial. At the close of all the evidence the court, upon the separate and several motion of appellees, instructed…